Inside Edition for Friday, January 28, 2022
It was an astonishing turnout for the funeral of a New York City cop killed while responding to a domestic dispute call…and amid the grief, there was a message: do not go easy on people who commit crimes. And it’s one of the most common side effects of Covid - the loss of taste and smell. And that almost lead to disaster for one family. After they say their smoke alarms didn't go off during a house fire…they couldn't smell the fire. Fortunately their toddler did! Plus, healthcare workers are still dealing with very sick patients in the ICU…and maybe why this moment meant so much. And she's a young actress who's really good at bad acting!
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<p>It was an astonishing turnout for the funeral of a New York City cop killed while responding to a domestic dispute call…and amid the grief, there was a message: do not go easy on people who commit crimes. And it’s one of the most common side effects of Covid - the loss of taste and smell. And that almost lead to disaster for one family. After they say their smoke alarms didn't go off during a house fire…they couldn't smell the fire. Fortunately their toddler did!</p><p>Plus, healthcare workers are still dealing with very sick patients in the ICU…and maybe why this moment meant so much. And she's a young actress who's really good at bad acting! </p>
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